there's one more playoff game, tonight for the buckeyes.other things going on in you columbus that are important. >> football staff and the basketball staff ... all of the coaches are close, including ryan day. and, coach day's under a lot of pressure, especially in the playoff game. kentucky is 2 for the last 14 from the floor. they could use something to go in here with time running out. and that didn't go, snappy rebound, by ... mahaffey. >> shooting the ball better, i think; playing with confidence. the defense stimulated that. and obviously getting good looks, too, with the execution. >> this kid's got a handle. he's got a bit of everything. >> i think so, too. i think he plays defense, decent, too. >> look at this competitiveness, glover, goes airborne, to get that one. >> he was ready! i think it should have been the shot clock was a problem. should have been 20, went back to 30. >> they gotta straighten that out now, it's 18. took the time out of this kentucky team .... [whistle] patient on this end. three-guard look, it's been snap

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we're funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪ buckeye broadbandupports servicgiving you a front row seat to democracy. >> up next, king charles iii giving his annual christmas address in which he thanks health care workers and spoke about global conflict and building trust in communities. the address was delivered from the chapel of the former middlesex hospital in elon, a break from buckingham palace. this is just over 10 minutes. earlier this year >> earlier this year as we commemorated the 80th anniversary d-day, the queen and i had the enormous privilege of meeting once again, the remarkable veterans of that very special generation who gave it themselves so courageously on behalf of us all. listening to these once young servicemen and women touched us deeply and they spoke of their comrades drawn from across the commonwealth. who never returned and who now rest peacefully, where they made the ultimate sacrifice. their example of service and selflessness continues to inspire across the generations. during previous commemorations, we were able t

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buckeyes up seven. nothing. tennessee punted. buckeyes go down the field again. howard 40 yards and a great catch by emeka egbuka. a short td run makes it 14. nothing. and after a tennessee turnover kevin henderson 29 yards to the end zone. it's 21. nothing after a quarter. tennessee fans thinking we made this trip for this. vols tried to make it a game. the freshman smith he wasn't having none of it. his second td catch of the day in the third quarter essentially seals the deal. ohio state wins 4217 and will play top ranked oregon in the rose bowl quarterfinal on new year's day. remember, oregon won the first meeting earlier this season. and that leads us to today's toyota. let's go places. player of the day. it's ohio state freshman receiver jeremiah smith. smith opened the scoring with this great catch in the first quarter, and later finished it off with his second score of the day. he had six catches for 103 yards and two scores, just his second multi-touchdown game of the season. his first was in the very first game of the season, way back in august. it was

we are funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪ buckeye broadbandupports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> more now from the c-span archives. president jimmy carter spoke about the 1980 soviet invasion as afghanistan actions as a threat to world peace. chris carter: -- president carter: i come to you now to discuss the extremely important and rapidly changing circumstances in southwest asia. i continue to share with all of you the sense of outrage and -- because of the kidnapping of innocent american hostages and holding them by militant terrorists. we are attempting to secure the release of the americans through the international court of justice, through the united nations, and through public and private diplomatic efforts. we are determined to achieve this goal. we want to do so without bloodshed and without any further danger to the lives of our fellow americans. in these efforts, we continue to have the strong support of the world community. the unity and common

we are funded by these television companies and more including buckeye broadband. >> buckeye broadband supports c-span. from the senate floor democratic senator chris murphy spoke in opposition to president direct trump's agenda and cabinet picks, this is about 15 minutes senator from connecticut. mr. murphy: thank you, mr. president. i'm on the floor today to talk to my colleagues about something that is happening right in front of our eyes. it's a set of events that are not random. they are connected to one another, that threaten to destroy this country that we love. everybody can seep it, but for some reason, maybe the exhaustion of the aftermath of a brutal election, maybe the distraction of the christmas season, maybe just an instinct to flee instead of fight, there are far too many people denying to themselves what they are seeing. what is happening right now is that donald trump and his billionaire advisors are unfolding for the the country in real time a plan to transition this country from a democracy to a restrictive oligarchy, where political opposition is silenced, where th

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buckeye broadband support c-span as a public service along with other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. all week on c-span2 we are bringing you a marathon of donald trump's nominee's in their own words. next we hear from brendan carr who donald trump nominated to be fcc chair. brendan carr has 7 years serving on the commission and worked as general counsel for the agency. he was appointed to his first term at the fcc during donald trump's presidency and nominated again by president biden in 2023. during a 2,020 interview with c-span, the chair nominee discussed free speech on the internet. here's that interview. >> host: brendan carr is one of five committee members and one of three republicans on the commission as well in the majority and our guest this week on the communicators. not the politics but the mechanics, what happens if there's a change in administration. >> guest: five of us, one member of the commission is up for renomination and confirmation by the senate and that process continues, my term run through 2023 and can hold over for a longer tim

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that's when some of the buckeyes rushed in throwing punches, more players from both teams got involvedap the fights are the officers local police union said following an altercation between ohio state and michigan football players after the game one officer was injured and transported to the hospital. that is what the police department is saying. officers say are authorized to use a pepper spray to stop assault and protect themselves and others. coaches from both teams responded to the fight. >> there were emotions on both sides i did not see they had the flag guys are waving it around in their guys charged us. there is a motion on both sides that can happen. rivalry games get heated, especially this one it's the biggest one of the country. we got to handle that better. >> buckeyes coach ryan day says in part quote i know these guys are looking to put up a flight on our field our guys were not going to let that happen. i don't know exactly what happened this is our field we are certainly embarrassed by the fact we lost the game. there are some prideful guys on the team there were not g

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it was all buckeyes, though, tonight, cody mcmahon finds a lane basketball's plus the foul and to lead ohio state with 16 points. eva watson was a weapon from beyond the arc hitting 3 she had 11 points off the bench and then nice passing by buckeyes that led reverse layup from asia, petty ohio state had no problems with the cardinals tonight. they win 84 to 59. so did well, the first game of the college football playoff was a battle of indiana hoosiers taking on notre dame in south bend. fighting irish came out hot. they were pinned at their own school yard and jeremiah love takes a simple handoff breaks through the line. >> and look at his get outside and go down the sideline with hoosier defenders trying to catch they're not gonna i love that for him. a 98 yard touchdown run the longest over game's history and it's 7 to nothing irish. same score in the 2nd quarter. notre dame go through the air. riley leonard play action hits jayden thomas in the end zone. notre dame would build a 27 3 lead. indiana made it look a little closer than really was at the end. 27 17, the notre dame will f

we are funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪ >> buckeye broadbandupports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. we continue to cover the passing of former president jimmy carter by pulling from the c-span archives. next, his state of the union address in january 1980, where he talked about the iran hostage crisis, u.s. relations with the soviet union and other foreign policy issues. he also laid out his plan to increase american domestic energy independence and strength the u.s. economy. at the time, carter was running for a second term, but ended up losing his reelection bid to ronald reagan later that year. his last piece to a joint session of congress is just over 30 minutes. members will be. just about the front. mr. doorkeeper. mr. speaker, the president. the united states, the state. members of the congress. i. the high privilege and the distinct honor of presenting to you the president of the united states. mr. mr.. members of the 96th congress, fellow citizens citize

that's when somebody buckeyes rushed in, throwing punches.h teams got involved with the coaches try to break up the fight and so did officers print local police union ohio state and michigan football players after the game. one officer was injured and transported to the hospital. officers are authorized to use pepper to reduce stop assault protect themselves and others coaches from both teams responded to the fight. >> it was emotions on both sides. i didn't see they have the flag guys were waving it around in their guys charged us. there's a motion on both sides that cannot happen. rivalry games get heated especially this one is the biggest one in the country. we got to handle that better. >> just a few hours after the fight in ohio, actually rather it let me go back. the buckeyes coach he did respond to this brawl as well he says i know these guys are looking to put a flag in our field and our guys were not gonna let that happen. i don't exactly what happened this is our field we are certainly embarrassed by the fact we lost the game there

a michigan player attempts to plant the team's flag into the buckeyes' logo.for ohio state. ripping it away. several players knocked to the ground. pushing and shoving escalating to punches and pepper spray. ohio state police saying, “multiple officers representing ohio and michigan deployed pepper spray.” >> this is our field, and certainly, we're embarrassed at the fact we lost the game, but there are prideful guys on the team. >> reporter: michigan coach saying the players need to handle the rivalry better. >> guys were waving around and their guys charged at us. >> reporter: it was a full day of college football conflict across the country. from a small skirmish in arizona to unc and nc state players brawling. and fsu players and their head coach outraged after their university of florida opponents planted their flag too. feeling some of that anger and frustration on saturday night, a lot of teams are still vying for a spot in the college football playoffs right on espn. linsey. >> linsey: very contentious. ike, thank you. there's still much more ahead on

we are funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪ >> buckeye broadbandupports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> both the house and senate passed legislation the president has signed a measure extending government funding and. house passed the bill 366-34, with one democratic voting present. the philistines funding until mid-march and provides both disaster relief and money for u.s. farmers. what was not of the bill, president-elect trump's desire for congress to suspend the debt ceiling for two years. next, debate on the funding resolution in the house of representatives. consume. i rise today in support of h.r. 10545 american relief act of 2025. this bill provides continuing appropriations to keep the government and operating through march 14, 2025. when the house appropriations committee disban this process of drafting bills for fiscal year 2025, we had to work quickly to put the house in the best posture as possible. we voted our bills out of committee and succeeded of

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a lot of pressure on the buckeyes and coach day in this game. and it's going to be cold. better bundle up the feels-like temperature right now is 16 degrees, and it's not going to get any warmer. >> yeah a lot of pressure indeed. but hello they got there. so you know it counts for a lot. okay. and then you know you've got the playoffs getting a lot of attention. also there are some other bowl games happening with one florida gator getting his first career carry yeah fredricka desmond watson had himself a gasparilla bowl to remember for for for a while. >> he's 449 pounds. the biggest dude in all of college football in the first half. he picked up the tulane quarterback, trying to keep him from getting a first down. then florida needed a first down in the fourth quarter. it was near the end of his career. so what do they do? they give him the handoff and the big man gets the first down. and then he even did the heisman pose on the sideline, which went viral because that's pretty much the coolest thing we've seen in college football all season long. but puerto rico always a

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buckeyes up seven. nothing. tennessee punted. buckeyes go down the field again.emeka egbuka. a short touchdown run makes it 14 nothing. and after a tennessee turnover, tavion henderson 29 yards to the endzone. it's 21. nothing after one quarter. tennessee fans thinking what do we make this trip for? vols try to make it a game. the freshman smith was having none of it. his second td catch of the day in the third quarter essentially seals the deal. ohio state wins 4217 and will play top ranked oregon in the rose bowl quarterfinal on new year's day. remember, oregon won the first meeting earlier this season. more playoff action. texas hosting clemson tigers head coach dabo swinney says, look, i want to meet matthew mcconaughey. he got his wish. clemson scored first, but then texas went on a 28 to 3 run before halftime. gunnar helm catches the touchdown to make it 2810 horns at the half. mcconaughey approves. tigers still hanging around in the fourth quarter. on fourth down, cade klubnik finds t.j. moore, who makes it a seven point game, but the horns ice it two play

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that's' when some of the buckeyes rushed in throwing punches. players from both teams got involved.ight and so did officers. the local police union said, quote, following an altercation between ohio state and michigan football players after the game, one officer was injured and transported to the hospital. officers are authorized to use pepper spray to stop assaults and protect themselves and others. coaches from both teams responded to the fight. >> there was emotions on both sides, and our guys -- i did see they a had the flag and guys were waving it around, and their guys charged us. it can't happen so, you know, rivalry games get heated, especially this one. it's the biggest one in the country. so we've got to handle that better. >> reporter: and coach ryan day said, quote, i know these guys are looking to put a flag on our field, and our guys weren't going to let that happen. this is our field and, certainly, we're embarrassed of the fact we lost the game, but there's some prideful guys on this team, and that -- they weren't boeing to just let that happen. just a few hours afte

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after yesterday's ohio state/michigan game in columbus for the wolverines be the number two ranked buckeyesice reported late use pepper spray to break up the fistfight. christina coleman is alive with all of the details on this. christina, wow. >> it is definitely a lot going on there. there's a lot of unanswered questions here i'm sure police will be reviewing a lot of video of everyone involved in this massive a brawl again it's a lot to take and for espn reports a postgame fight lasted about five minute left coaches and players from both sides and bloodied. officers and multiple law enforcement agencies try to break up the fight. police convert officers rubs res in both ohio and michigan deployed a pepper spray during the incident. the fight broke out when settlement on michigan seem planted or tried to plant their flag on the ohio state logo midfield after the investment some of the buckeyes rushed in during the punches, more players from both teams got involved shoving and punching each other. the coaches tried to break up the fight inside of the officers up at local police union said

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. >> oh, that's right, the buckeye state. elise preston, stay safe. thank you. >>> so how will this first weekend of winter impact your getaway? let's check in with cbs meteorologist andrew kozak with the look ahead. >> good evening. no doubt a very busy couple of travel days. and if you're in the pacific northwest, we're dealing once again with more rain and mountain snow. we turn our attention to some of the waves. we have a high surf warning in effect for tuesday for much of the california coast. waves as high as 35 feet across areas like san francisco and the bay. now a bit of a break from all that on your monday, from the rain and snow at least. that moves into tupper rockies. it looks like most of the country is quiet, but really cold, especially across the northeast. a few showers in the midwest. as we head into the day on your monday, we have some more sunshine that will come our way, especially for the four corner states. that's some good news too. tuesday, christmas eve, that rain and snow moves back into california and much of the pacific n

but it was a buckeyes bash here at the horseshoe. now the volunteers, they took the field before the game shirtless to warm up in the 25 degree weather. that strategy did not work, and well, many buckeye fans. they were not in the best of moods after that loss to michigan, but that changed pretty quick. ohio state just pouncing on tennessee. the defense smothering. niko ermolaeva hitting him so hard once that his helmet cracked. osu then scoring on every drive in the first quarter. i mean, it was 21 to nothing before you could blink. ohio state would end up winning big 42 to 17 to set up a rematch with oregon in the rose bowl on new year's day for. >> these are great guys. they really are. and we've got a lot of football ahead of us, you know, and we want to keep this team together. it's a great group and so we're going to enjoy this for about 24 hours. and it's going to be on to oregon. >> it means the world man. and at the end of the day, we all we all understand that we still have everything out in front of us. and at the end of t

now an ohio state lawmaker wants to make flag planting at buckeye stadium a felony.ns me now. a felony for that? can't be right. >> it hurts me, it cuts me deep, stuart. listen, i feel for the state of ohio. they've been emasculated, humiliated, demoralizedded, embarrassed. they have no reason to wake up when the sun comes up -- [laughter] but even my friends in ohio don't want to go this far, stuart. they want their team, their people to show some fight, the type of fight that they showed after the game during the game. so even though it's embarrassing and it seems like it's a rite of passage for everybody in ohio to have to watch these michigan wolverines take the flag and stomp on them and steal their heart and their soul, settle this on the field. not just michigan people, ohio people. we can lock arms and finally agree, let the buckeyes fight for themselves on the field, stuart, not in the courthouses, not in the legislation. if you can't beat us, you'll just is have to deal with it. stuart: see, that's why we like you with, dave. you've got a very specific, obv

the ducks narrowly beat the buckeyes in the regular season. we all know that, right? around? >> well, i think this time the results might be different. i think that oregon, though they are undefeated, oregon may be a little bit wounded. what do i mean by that? they've been rested, off for the last week, whereas ohio state had a dominant victory a week ago versus tennessee. ohio state needs to play better on the offensive side of the ball. guys like running back treveyon henderson who you see on the screen has to increase his level of play but there's a receiver named jeremiah smith, number 4, a name you need to know. he is an outstanding freshman that's been playing huge these last several weeks, and so expect jeremiah smith to have a big day for the ohio state offense. >> gio: sam acho, we hope we didn't scare you away. you enjoyed your first time on "gma"? >> absolutely. i'd love to be back any time. >> gio: thank you so much. >> whit: you got it. >> gio: we appreciate you, and you can watch the pinstripe bowl, the pop-tarts bowl, and the alamo bowl right here on ab

they beat the buckeyes for the fourth straight year. a5. more of april. multiple brawls.the police actually had to use pepper spray to separate the teams. multiple players come affected by that pepper spray. it is rivalry weekend. after their fourth straight three-win season, ranking andrew love back to the farm. unfortunately, not to play quarterback. the former qb will be the team's general manager. he will oversee the entire program on and off the field. three seasons with the cardinal. to the nfl. as of traveling to play one of the best teams in the league was not enough, the 49ers trip to buffalo will include three feet of snow that is being dumped on western new york this weekend. but george kittle, he is looking forward to it. >> what a great opportunity to play football. send in a football in buffalo. my first time. i am excited about that. allegedly crazy weather. >> for fans to help shovel snow in the stadium, besides kettle, native christian mccafferty is also looking forward to a snow game. >> when i was seven, we had a super bowl at the lower field at high sc

arch rival ohio state, and michigan's derrick moore tried to plant the wolverines' flag into the buckeyesused pepper spray to stop the scuffle. the big ten conference fined both teams $100,000 for violating sportsmanship rules. >>> another brawl in florida as the gators tried celebrating their 31-11 win over florida state by planting a flag on their field. >>> and north carolina's wolf pack sparked a fight after one of its players tried to plant a flag to celebrate the teague -- team taking down north carolina. have are calling a for flag -- a ban on flag planting. >>> mikaela shiffrin is recovering after crashing in killington, vermont, saturday. >> oh, no! oh, no. >> really scary accident there. shiffrin was taken off the slope in a sled and hit multiple gates and suffered a puncture wound to her stomach. the 29-year-old updated fans on her condition in a video on instagram. >> scare everybody, and it looks like all -- all scans so far are clear. so thank you. >> shiffrin is supposed to compete in colorado in two weeks. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," actor cynthia erivo joins us live

after last week's storms caused a section to collapse, former wharf supervisor john buckeye says the disaster was years in the making. he says a plan to reinforce the pier and prevent such damage was proposed back in 2013, but was never implemented. the plan proposed widening the pier and adding pedestrian walkways on both sides, while reinforcing it to withstand powerful waves. according to him, the proposal was fully funded and could have prevented the collapse. he now claims his warnings were ignored, with his report falling on deaf ears. >>>>i had been telling the city leadership for years that this was going to happen just like that. >>>>well, the debris from the wharf collapse has mostly been cleared, but the plans to rebuild it are still up in the air. still ahead at noon and streaming on cbs news bay area. san francisco getting ready to ring in the new year. a public transit is making sure you get home safe and for free. and northern california hitting it big in last week's mega millions jackpot, the billion dollar ticket sold in shasta county. but we're going to take you up

. >> reporter: at ohio state, a buckeye-wolverine melee. >> an unsportsmanlike gesture. >> reporter: there with respect guys that won't let it happen. >> it can't happen. rivalry games get heated. we gotta handle that better. reporter: ohio state confirming at least one officer had to be taken to a hospital. when you see pepper spray deployed on a football field -- >> that was terrible. we love the pageantry. obviously, people getting pep are per sprayed, that's something the ncaa can't afford to happen again. >> this is scary. >> reporter: this scuffle erupting after another flag incident. followed hours later -- >> florida plants the flag. >> reporter: by a fight in florida. after the gators trounced rival florida state. >> it's a distraction from a well-played football game. i want to apologize on behalf of the entire organization. >> reporter: beloved rivalries all but overshadowed when a game went too far. morgan chesky, nbc news. >>> we are back in a moment an inside look at how stores are moment an inside look at how stores are getting ready to ship with moderate to severe pla

but when the wolverines tried planting the big m into ohio state stadium turf, the buckeyes players confronted opponents, pushing, shoving even punches were thrown. police used pepper spray on the field to break up the fight. the conference said the brawl was unsportsmanlike. >> this is our field and certainly, you know, we're embarrassed with the fact that we lost the game. but, you know, there's some prideful guys on this team that weren't just going to let that happen. >> a similar brawl broke out between north carolina state and unc fighting also erupted when arizona state tried planting their sun devils pitchfork in arizona's home turf. then there was another fight between florida and florida state in the sunshine state showdown. there's a push in sacramento this week to get raiders legend and san jose native jim plunkett into the pro football hall of fame. south bay state senator dave cortese is leading that charge. he plans to introduce a resolution tomorrow urging the selection committee to make plunkett part of next year's hall of fame class. plunkett is now 76, and he graduated from

after the game went final, you can see a wolverines player trying to plant a big blue flag on the buckeyes logo at midfield ohio state players confronted him, and that's when it really escalated. >> a lot of pushing and shoving several punches thrown. finally, stadium security and local police came in to break it up multiple outlets reported that officers actually used pepper spray to try to defuze the situation, and you could see several players wiping their eyes and coughing after the melee. here's what both sides had to say you hate to see stuff like that after the game. >> um, you know that's just bad for the sport, bad for college football. but at the end of the day, you know, some people got to they got to learn how to lose, man. you can't be fighting and stuff. you we had 60 minutes. we had four quarters to do all that fighting. >> i know that, you know, these guys, you know, are looking to, you know, put a flag on our field. and our guys weren't going to let that happen. so, um, you know, i'll find out exactly what happened. but you know, this is this is our field and certainly, yo